Subspecies, varieties, forms and cultivars of plants belonging to the Crassula capensis group

• Crassula capensis (L.) Baill.: has two pairs of broad, scarcely fleshy leaves with crenate margins are close to the ground, the open, star-shaped flowers are borne in a terminal umbel, the peduncle 20-70 mm long. Distribution. RSA, Western Cape near the coast from Clanwilliam to Caledon.
• Crassula capensis var. albertiniae (Schönland) Toelken: it develops leaves at only after flowering and at soil-level, margin of leanves entire, slightly undulate when young, the peduncle is 30-150 mm long. Distribution. RSA, Western Cape from Caledon to Riversdale
• Crassula capensis var. promontorii (Schönland & Baker f.) Toelken: develops leaves before flowering, the leaves borne up to 50 mm above ground level, the inflorescence lacks an unbranched peduncle; occurs in shade on the Distribution. RSA, Western Cape in the western side of Table Mountain and Flout Bay Mountains.